adminSupa Diski to continue without fans
JOHANNESBURG. — The Premier Soccer League looks set to resume despite the COVID-19 threat following a meeting between football leaders and Minister of Sport Nathi Mthethwa.
Woods defends Masters postponement
AUGUSTA. — With golf being put on hiatus right before the sport was about to kick into high gear, many fans are understandably disappointed.
PSL expel Whawha, Tennax
The Castle Lager Premiership could revert to a 16-team league this season after they expelled newboys Whawha and Tennax over non-payment of affiliation fees.
Waging war on locusts: Fungus vs pesticides
Swarming locusts are famous for their destructive potential. Currently, locust outbreaks in East Africa are threatening the livelihoods of hundreds of farmers and their families.
After head-start on virus, Africa begins clampdown
JOHANNESBURG — African countries have been among the last to be hit by the global coronavirus epidemic, but as cases rise, many nations are now taking strict measures to block the deadly illness.
Biggest dividend for Anglo
Platinum prices are languishing near decade lows, yet investors in the number one supplier of the metal haven’t had it this good for years.
New measures to regulate amacimbi harvesting on cards
Bulilima District in the southern part of the country is taking practical steps to control the harvesting of amacimbi (imbrassia belina), a delicacy which is facing a high risk of extinction in the wild due to over-harvesting and deforestation.
Chad ‘repaying US$100m debt to Angola with cattle’
N’DJAMENA. — Chad is repaying Angola a debt of US$100m (£82m) with cattle, Angola’s state-run newspaper has reported.
Coronavirus: Council of ministers meeting to be held via video conference
LUANDA — The meeting of the Council of Ministers of the Southern African Development Community slated for today in the Angolan capital, Luanda, will be held via video conference, the SADC national secretary, Nazare Salvador, has said.
Shoprite jumps 13pc
After the worst crash on Wall Street since 1987, markets moved higher yesterday.